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How to use pm2 to serve a Node.js app
How to use pm2 to serve a Node.js app
PM2 is a popular process manager for Node.js applications. This guide provides steps to use PM2 to serve a Node.js app.
Installing PM2
To install PM2 globally, use the following command:
npm install -g pm2
Serving a Node.js App
To serve a Node.js app using PM2, use the following command:
pm2 start app.js
Managing the App
You can manage the app using various PM2 commands:
pm2 list
: List all running apps.pm2 stop app.js
: Stop the app.pm2 restart app.js
: Restart the app.pm2 delete app.js
: Delete the app from PM2.
Conclusion
By using PM2, you can easily manage and serve your Node.js applications. PM2 provides powerful features for process management and monitoring.
How to use pm2 to serve a Node.js app
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